Category Archives: Gospel for Asia

  Melbin Ramesh drinks from his Christmas present every day—and so does his whole family. This unexpected blessing they received came in the form of a cow. Melbin attends a Gospel for Asia Bridge of Hope center in Punjab, India. … Continue reading →

  Joyfully celebrating Jesus’ birth, several Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries in Asia performed festive Christmas programs for the unreached. Traveling to 17 villages during December, the group offered the hope of Christ to everyone who attended. As they arrived in … Continue reading →

Mamoni had a gaping physical wound on her face, the result of cancer. But an even deeper wound was causing the cancer: Mamoni was addicted to chewing tobacco. There were times when she indulged in this habit during her every … Continue reading →

Treated with disdain and rejection, Rudra Kirti grew up knowing nothing but life as a Dalit (“Untouchable”) in Nepal. His family followed the traditional religion of their country, but it offered no hope to Rudra. Choosing to follow no god … Continue reading →

  Himachal Pradesh, India Anti-Christian extremists have released the more than 60 Christians they kidnapped on February 27 in Himachal Pradesh, India. None of the Christians were harmed during their ordeal, and none were members of GFA-related churches as was … Continue reading →

A gunman shot and killed Christian pastor Neil Edirisinghe, February 17 outside his home in Sri Lanka. His wife also received a critical injury from the attack. She was holding their baby son at the time she was shot, but … Continue reading →

“We are extremely grateful for your prayers for Pastor Gautam,” wrote Gospel for Asia’s correspondent in Madhya Pradesh, India. “The situation has calmed down.” Police have stepped in to protect GFA missionary Gautam Taru after extremist groups threatened him last … Continue reading →

    Gospel for Asia native missionaries, along with 65 Christians from four GFA-related churches, spent the days leading up to Christmas sharing the joy of their Savior. Through caroling, skits, reading the Bible on the street and tract distribution, … Continue reading →

A young Dalit (“Untouchable”) man in Maharashtra, India, was stabbed in the eyes by his new wife’s family. They were angry because he had eloped with his girlfriend, who was from an upper caste. The January 9 edition of the … Continue reading →

Keram Naidu knows that Gospel tracts are powerful tools. He also knows that the tracts can generate as many questions as they do answers. When he provides biblical answers to these questions, people’s lives are changed. Keram is a Gospel … Continue reading →